Playwright Scott C. Sickles creates an intriguing, surprisingly believable study of human behavior...just about any audience member will find something with which to connect.

The current revival of Terrence McNally's A Perfect Ganesh still gleams with occasional flashes of incandescent stage magic...The performances from [Ellen] Barry and [Charlotte] Hampden keep our attention riveted to these two innocents abroad...A Perfect Ganesh could become a must see revival.

...she says 'Fuel my myth'. For the next two hours, author-actor Natalie Mosco proceeds to do just that...Mosco is clearly passionate about her subject.

A well-constructed drama...Simon's play, directed by Thomas Coté, hits all the right notes...a scrumptious set designed by Craig Napoliello...startling conflicts and frightening revelations...John Marshall Jones is sensational...Jed Dickson is spot-on...with her poignantly comic portrayal of the drunken Jennifer, it's Tracy Newirth who steals our hearts.

Besides being an engrossing character study, Rahti Gorfien's fine new drama is truly suspenseful ... The acting of the three principals is impeccable...

Exhilarating...a nice showcase for the company and for Orloff's comic, lyric, and surreal talents...writing with heart, hope and humor about people who need people.

An immensely effective show...it virtually revels in its trust in the Bard to deliver the goods through soaring language and grand storytelling that age cannot wither, especially when augmented with knowing stagecraft. Director Charles E. Gerber guides his cast in a panoply of deftly spoken and convincing performances.

I sincerely hope theatregoers will find time to enjoy this delightful offering...it overflows with the true spirit of the season...cleverly adapted by Andrew Joffe and imaginatively staged by Kathleen Brant...complete with jubilant carolers and a street-corner violinist...with a talented 12-member ensemble in a prelude of eight contemporary holiday songs, arranged and directed by Jeffrey Buchsbaum.